... THlE POST.OFFIOR TELEGRAPHS. oleo- The pogtrriister.General lesned on 'Monday the following] ard offisiu] notice, the substanceof which his already appoared 3nj late in our eolumis :- wtel Atkin OuSaturday, the 5th February, the transfor of the pro. o t rser- p e rty -o f tlo t ue gv i'ii p ,h c ei0 l o ll ii. i to ) ?h OP O s lInfL Rit ?? 3 i? iU ?? il (D i rea will hawv been cul1plot5l, and ...

... UARDIFF. DuvieNic AND Th5OII,EHLY.-OnS Friday, ait the0 police- court, before M~esasis. It. 0. jones, Willaim Alexander, anid0 C!olonel Itli, IRielard Williams wias cha6rgel1 withl brisig I 1risink. .ie wats easilered to pay tia. Mary Ann WifaliuN' and ElicitlRussell, two respectable mnarried women, wore O eburgcd by Police-constable Smith wvith being dr-tnk lint' disorderly' in Bute-terrecC, ...

... r~Ir~IAL PKR1LT~M~ WI. 0 'Via , emq1iene' of. the, 'riýeoglaritiss in tbio~rlking of . the- telegra ion- Tuesday'night, we, in'common'*ith the of Biriminghiam and' other provincial daily papers,0 were umable to furnish our renders with a report of the' to proceedings in Parliament which took pleoo on the ýoczsicn re of the moving and seconding lhb Addrvoeies to her Majesty, h 1 We now append i ...

... AN AMERICAN SCAINDAL. iI S TheNew York corerespondent of the Dailj Toeg s gives the following story o-D In the absence ot any 'top- of general Sxiitement we nhave hd during the pasf week it this city what, in Amenr- can parlanced may he Callestw first-chiss sesation, into which have entered all the elements that can make a social scandal wickedly enjoyable. Given a popular clergyman and at ...

... V, -, SEASON AT ROMF - R OME -JAN' 24-. - Lehving for a mo~nfb,*6he ewan.,the ii, it s Diorth noting that th'e 'cedtbaIhat l tkkhe Prassian Legation -79 wag a brilliant-affqir-ouo of tltemeut of the season,.only, of ) qqualle,'htd in fit I ' d e .awsels,'by tbh'd PrinedAs st9 j Borghess On datiaea' 'Ii?i ?amd off 'wo 'evenings later Madame ?? reqe ,twoome are ekeiptionally k handsome and- ...

... her H[IGH MARKET.r-The show of fat 'cattle on Tuesday was very good, Nesily all woei moved off before two ?? at 7d. to 8d. Store cattle were plentiful but in less the demand. Cows and calves sold readily at X14 to, 18. ess- Sheep, of which between.300 and 400 were' sent in, sold Simmediately at. 9d. to 9D-d. Pigs, scarce. Altogether ir, business in stocks of all kinds was very brisk. Grain ...

... L.&TEST INTELLIGENCE (..rXU?RJ Ge TRLTndKAMS-) PRUJSSIA. D3CiT, F55-. 2.-It is seem-oriolialY kd for th a Pt. the North Gerniln D ie will be convoke fcor t1 or h iu.t. seosquolitlY, the SOee.o of the n-uesian htmers will b, prorogueu for ?? time. It is ?? etaIOL that tih l omre elm, ,l t .wo ,ill Massmnblo aboult the 20th of nest A~pril. AUSTRIA . V e F --The ftlowinp sterhU app~u- VIENoch ...

... LATEST AD TE E G1 APHlC NEWS. THE QUEEN. fler gsajesty, who is now anderstood to be much A jetter, vill probably leave Osborne some time betvef n the 18th and the close of this month. r ?? Q~wi COURT NEWS, The (Ieen held a Council on Saturday, at Which were present Earl de Groy and Ripon ji ?? 1'resident of the Council), the Right Hon. t Gldstone (First Lord of the Treasury), the t eigbt ilon. ...

... STRANDING OF THE :KENILWORTH. JUDGMENT OF Tl'E COURT. Yesterday the Board of Trade inquiry Into the circumstances with respect to the stranding of the ship Kenilworth wa& continued at the police court, Da3e-street, before Mr. Horatio Mansfield (deputy stipendlary magietrate), and Captains Rlight and Watson, nautical assessors. Mr. Gardner con- ducted the case on the part of the Board of Trade; ...

... LIVERPOOL HOSPITAL FOR INFECT1OUS DISEASES The annual meeting of the friendsaed supporters of twie institution was held yesterday afternoon, in thnayor parlour. Hlis Worship the Mayor(Mr. A dprxyon Hubback) proulded; aid amongst those present were Dr. Gee(honorary physiciau) Isears. Alderman Dover, J. J. Stitt, 0. BUsheZ, 0. T. Bowring, J. Whitty, S. Hill, &o. A report embracing the yesrs 1868 ...

... On Saturday four boys, named James Dickson, Adam Kyle, D. Johastone, and John Wright, went into a field at Morningeide, Lanarkahire, to elide on a cut, or hole, caused by the coal workings of the Shatte Iron Company. They had not been very long on it when the ice gave way and they all fell into the water, and Dickson was drowned. On Saturday afternoon a number of boys went up to the dam in ...

... BEITORATION OF CfEIE T tER UATHtEDUA IJ. A meeting was held ycetordhy, in tho council chamber of the Town Hall, to rcoeive a Stateieit I of the progress hitherto mada in the restoration of 9 Chester Cathedral; to take etaipfor increasing the e subsoription list in the Lancashire part of the li diocese; and to make preparations for a pablio a meeting to be held on the Tuesday in Whitsua. ...